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A first course in abstract algebra / John B. Fraleigh

By: Fraleigh, John B.
London : Addison Wesley Publishing Company, 1976 Edition: 2 ed.Description: 455 p.Subject(s): Algebra | MatematicasDDC classification: 512.02 / F798a
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Groups -- Binary operations -- Groups -- Subgroups -- Permutations I y II -- Cyclic groups -- Isomorphism --

Direct products -- Finitely generated abelian gropups -- Groups in geometry and analysis -- Groups of cosets

-- Normal subgroups and factor groups -- Homomorphisms -- series of groups -- The sylow theorems --

Applications of the sylow theory -- Free groups -- Group presentations -- Simplicial complexes and homology

groups -- Computations of homology groups -- More homology computations and applications -- Homological

algebra -- Rings and fields -- Rings -- Integral domains -- Some noncommutative examples -- The field of

quotients of an integral domain -- Our basic goal -- Quotient ring and ideals -- Homomorphisms of rings --

Rings of polynomials -- Factorization of polynomials over a field -- Unique factorization domains -- Euclidean

domains -- Gaussian integers and norms -- Introduction to extension fields -- Vector spaces -- Further

algebraic structures -- Algebraic extensions -- Geometric constructions -- Automorphisms of fields -- The

isomorphism extension theorem -- Splitting fields -- Separable extensions -- Totally inseparable extensions --

Finite fields -- Galois theory -- Illustrations of galois theory -- Cyclotomic extensions -- Insolvability of

the quintic --

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